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When selecting a demand-sideplatform (DSP) for your programmatic campaigns, should you choose an omnichannel DSP or a more specialized DSP? This gives advertisers the ability to buy media across multiple adexchanges. DSPs also often centralize ad bidding and reporting in one interface. That all depends.
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Tubi’s Chief Revenue Officer Mark Rotblat described a takeover by Hormel Foods’ Planters brand. “We Likely of more importance to advertisers than YouTube’s UGC is the platform’s access to parent company Google’s entire first-party search and browser history data through Google’s demand-sideplatform (Display & Video 360).
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